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Application Spotlight: Electrical Inspections in the Oil and Gas Industry

Electrical distribution boards can be difficult to inspect for impending failures. Connection and component break downs can result in unplanned downtime, costly repairs, production loss, and an increased risk of fire. Thermal imaging technology can provide key information that the eyes alone cannot detect. This gives them the opportunity to solve electrical issues as part of planned maintenance before it causes a serious and costly problem.

FLIR Cameras Spot Trespassers and Keep Trains Running Smoothly

To prevent incidents and delays on Belgium's busiest railway trajectory, Belgian rail infrastructure management company, Infrabel, now uses thermal imaging cameras from FLIR as a way of detecting people walking on the tracks.

Power Utilities Rely on Thermal Imaging to Prevent Component Failures

Electric power utilities are often faced with an aging infrastructure. As the risk of equipment failure increases, so does the risk of unplanned maintenance costs. As part of a preventive maintenance program, thermal imaging cameras can detect these failures before they occur and keep costs under control.

Webinar: What you need to know about choosing a RID

View this webinar for helpful tips for evaluating the right handheld radiation detector based on the application and deployment program.

2024 Drone Survey: 85% of U.S. Drone Professionals Surveyed Agree Drone Data Security is an Important Factor When Selecting a Platform

Teledyne FLIR Announces SIRAS Drone Promotion for First Responders

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